The Best Cat Bowls of 2024

This sturdy cat bowl and stand is tilted at a 15-degree angle to take some pressure off of your cat’s neck for better comfort while they eat—and to promote better digestion. In addition, it may prevent some of the mess that often occurs with using pet food bowls, since it weighs two pounds and has a bottom that grips. What’s even better: the natural bamboo holder that these ceramic cat bowls sit in is coated, making them durable and waterproof. Customers say the tilted bowls make it difficult for them to hold water, so their best use is for holding wet or dry food. When your cat’s done munching, these cat dishes are easy to clean in the dishwasher.

These stainless steel cat bowls are tilted, which reduces pressure on your cat’s neck and lessens their risk of getting sick after eating. In addition, the base of this cat bowl is slipless and sturdy. These bowls can easily lock in place by spinning them clockwise, or unlock for cleaning by spinning them counterclockwise. Some customers say the base doesn’t last long, but that the bowls themselves are pretty reliable.

Sometimes, I’m not home for two to three days at a time, and this automatic feeder gives me peace of mind, knowing that my cat will be fed properly. Once this feeder is set up, all you have to do is pick the portion size of your cat’s meal and click “feed now.” The app will even alert you when your pet is fed. I also love how the feeder makes a noise when food is dispensing. That way, your cat knows it’s dinner time! The app allows you to schedule meals ahead of time and lets you know when the cup(s) of food is running low. It’s also compatible with Alexa through Amazon Echo, which may be extra useful for smart home users.

This automatic feeder also comes with a power adaptor and backup batteries for unexpected issues with power or Wi-Fi. You can feed one to two cats, up to 12 times per day, and even set it on a slow-feed mode for better consumption control, to split meals, or set up a privacy panel option. This feeder holds kibble up to three-fourths of an inch in diameter. Since food sits in this feeder, it would be best to not put wet food in it

You have the option to choose between two different types of food and water bowls with this cat food bowl set. The ceramic bowls are shock resistant, and are both microwave and dishwasher safe, while the stainless-steel bowls are extra resilient against damage and rust over time. There are some customers who say these bowls seem pretty large for cats, but what’s great is that they’re raised higher for better neck comfort and digestion of your cats. In addition, they’re made with four no-slip rubber feet to keep these elevated bowls sturdy and the floor clean.

This classic cat bowl is ideal for your older cat who needs a feeder at a comfortable height. Like many other bowls in this review, this one’s tilted to reduce neck strain and prevent vomiting. Plus, it comes with a wide, stable base that keeps the bowl from moving and the kibble from spilling. Many customers say this bowl is not the most durable, but it is very affordable.